Counsel Solicitations Objectives Dependency Representation, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Counsel Solicitations Objectives Dependency Representation, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Overview of Dependency Counsel Solicitations Objectives Dependency Representation, Administration, Funding, and Training (DRAFT) Program RFP Process Developing Proposals DRAFT PROGRAM DRAFT Program Overview Established as a
Objectives
- Dependency Representation,
Administration, Funding, and Training (DRAFT) Program
- RFP Process
- Developing Proposals
DRAFT PROGRAM
DRAFT Program Overview
- Established as a pilot program by the Judicial
Council in 2004
- In 2007 the Judicial Council:
- Adopted caseload standard and compensation funding
model
- Expanded DRAFT
- 20 volunteer court systems participate in the
program:
Alameda Amador Del Norte El Dorado Imperial Lake Los Angeles Marin Mendocino Plumas Sacramento San Diego San Joaquin San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz Solano Sonoma Stanislaus
DRAFT Program Goals
Develop uniform dependency counsel standards for:
- Caseload
- Compensation
- Performance
RFP PROCESS
RFP Process
AOC Roles & Responsibilities
- Draft solicitation document
- Determine contract budget and caseload
- Post and distribute RFP materials
- Respond to solicitation questions
- Negotiate and enter into agreements with
selected proposers
RFP Process
Local Court Roles & Responsibilities
- Review and approve solicitation document
- Verify caseload
- Respond to questions regarding local court
processes and rules
RFP Process
Joint Roles & Responsibilities
- Score proposals against stated
evaluation criteria
- Select the highest ranked proposal(s)
based on the stated evaluation criteria, such that representation for all parties is provided
DEVELOPING YOUR PROPOSAL
Proposer’s Responsibilities
- Review this presentation
- Review the entire RFP and attachments
- Submit questions to
solicitations@jud.ca.gov by the due date in the RFP timeline
- Submit finished proposal by the due
date in the RFP timeline
Reviewing the Solicitation
RFP
- Background information
- Court-appointed counsel
funding
- Objective (lots, award period)
Reviewing the Solicitation
RFP
- Description of services and
deliverables
- Timeline
Reviewing the Solicitation
RFP Attachments
- Attachment 1: Administrative
Rules Governing RFPs
- Attachment 2: Contract Terms
and Conditions
- Attachment 3: Acceptance of
Terms and Conditions
Reviewing the Solicitation
RFP Attachments
- Attachment 4: Scope of Services
- Attachment 5: Payee Data
Record Form
- Attachment 6: Darfur
Contracting Act Certification
Reviewing the Solicitation
RFP Attachments
- Attachment 7: Conflict of Interest
Certification Form
- Attachment 8: Lot Check-Off Form
(if applicable)
- Appendices
- JCATS Screen Shot
- Budget Template
Developing Your Proposal
RFP Document: Proposal Contents Lists information that must be included in your proposal
- Technical proposal
- Cost proposal
Developing Your Proposal
Technical Proposal
- Description of services
- Organization and staffing plan
- Courtroom coverage and calendar
management
- Proposal for conflicts
Developing Your Proposal
Technical Proposal
- Competency and experience
requirements
- Role in improving child welfare
- utcomes
- Acceptance of Terms and
Conditions
- Certifications and attachments
Developing Your Proposal
Cost proposal
- Must use Budget Template posted
with RFP materials (No other file formats or re-created files will be accepted)
- Budget justification narrative
Submitting Your Proposal
- Must submit one (1) original
and five (5) copies of the technical and cost proposal
- Must submit an electronic
version of the entire proposal
- n CD-Rom
Submitting Your Proposal
Proposals must be sent by:
- Registered or certified mail
- Courier service
- Hand delivered
Faxed or e-mailed proposals will NOT be accepted
Submitting Your Proposal
Proposals must be delivered by the date and time listed on the RFP coversheet to:
Administrative Office of the Courts Attn: Nadine McFadden – [RFP Number] 455 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102
Evaluation of Proposals
Evaluated on 100-point scale using the following criteria:
Criterion Points Plan to provide comprehensive, high quality and timely services 40 Reasonableness of cost proposal 30 Explanation of role of counsel in impacting child welfare outcomes 20 Acceptance of Proposal Contract Terms and Conditions 10